Open Access and A2K: Collaborative Experiences in Latin America

Gómez, Nancy-Diana and Bongiovani, Paola . Open Access and A2K: Collaborative Experiences in Latin America., 2012 In: UNSPECIFIED, (ed.) Libraries Driving Access to Knowledge. De Gruyter, pp. 343-372. [Book chapter]

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English abstract

In this chapter the access to knowledge (A2K) movement is based on definitions coined by theorists Benkler (2006), Balkin (2010) and Shaver (2007), who advance the concept of human development and equal access to knowl- edge as distributive justice. This chapter focuses on the role of Latin American countries in the WIPO development agenda and the role of library associations against excessive intellectual property regulations which impose barriers to access and ultimately the creation of new knowledge. The concepts of A2K to Open Access (OA), showing how OA can restore knowledge as a public good on a global scale. The chapter also provides an account of the growth of global OA, portrays the Latin American situation and takes into account OA indicators from Ar- gentina, Chile and Brazil. It also reports on international and regional projects, describing several collaborative projects developed in the region. The results of a survey to members of the LLAAR1 discussion list are presented. Finally, the chapter arrives at conclusions that integrate the concepts of A2K, OA, col- laborative work, and development and growth of Open Access in the region.

Spanish abstract

El capítulo, trata del movimiento al acceso al conocimiento (A2K) se basa en las definiciones acuñadas por los teóricos Benkler (2006), Balkin (2010) y Shaver (2007), que avanzan en el concepto de desarrollo humano y la igualdad de acceso al conocimiento y a la justicia distributiva . Este capítulo se centra en el papel de los países de América Latina en la agenda de desarrollo de la OMPI y el papel de las asociaciones de bibliotecarios en contra del exceso de normas de propiedad intelectual que imponen barreras de acceso y en última instancia, la creación de nuevos conocimientos. Los conceptos de A2K a Open Access (OA), que muestra cómo el OA puede restaurar el conocimiento como un bien público a escala global.El capítulo también da cuenta del crecimiento del OA global, retrata la situación de América Latina y tiene en cuenta los indicadores de la OA de la Argentina, Chile y Brasil. Asimismo, se informa sobre los proyectos internacionales y regionales, describiendo varios proyectos de colaboración desarrollados en la región. Se presentan los resultados de una encuesta a los miembros de la lista de discusión LLAAR. Por último, el capítulo llega a conclusiones que integran los conceptos de A2K, OA, el trabajo colaborativo, el desarrollo y el crecimiento del acceso abierto en la región.

Item type: Book chapter
Keywords: Open Access, A2K, Access to knowledge, LLAAR, Lista Latinoamericana de Acceso Abierto, Chile, Argentina, Brasil, Brazil, Acceso Abierto, Acceso al conocimiento
Subjects: H. Information sources, supports, channels.
Depositing user: Nancy Diana Gomez
Date deposited: 19 Nov 2012
Last modified: 02 Oct 2014 12:24
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10760/17994

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